Santo Domingo.- The executive president of Banco de Reservas, Leonardo Aguilera, received in his office senior executives from the Asociación Popular de Ahorros y Préstamos (APAP), as part of an inter-institutional outreach agenda aimed at strengthening collaboration between entities of the national financial system.
Bank executives agreed on the importance of aligning efforts to boost the country’s economic and social development, through joint initiatives in financial and sustainability matters, in harmony with the government’s objectives. During the meeting, Lawrence Hazoury Toca, Chairman of the Board of Directors; Gustavo Ariza Pujals, Executive President; Jinny Alba, Vice President of Treasury; and Mildred Minaya, Director of Reputation and Sustainability, participated.You can read: Banreservas presents its program at the 2025 Book Fair
Founded in 1941, Banreservas is considered one of the main banking references in the country and the region, both for its financial strength and its commitment to social responsibility, endorsed by multiple international recognitions.





